No idea on the pulley size, we’re in the process of moving house so all my invoices are in a box somewhere
I’d assume that’s the power at the wheels scaled up by a factor, i’ll ask them but it’s taken 5 weeks to get the graph so don’t expect a response any time soon
The car goes well, result
The power curve I would guess is a calculated flywheel figure from hub results. If I’m honest, I’d have to say its wildly optimistic. Putting tiny pulleys on is a diminishing return and I’d be surprised to see a2zz with OEM SC putting out that much. You don’t really want that much through a non forged bottom end!
I have always found EA tunes to be much more on the safe side, I always felt they had a lot to gain from the valve timing and lift but the just left it all as stock.
Also the timing could have been a lot riskier and the AFR was on the cautious side of sensible.
Mine with the 2.9" pulley makes around 275hp peak HP @ the hubs with 185lb/ft of torque.
I always felt there was more in the tune but was happy to be safe.
As a good rule of thumb, you make ~10hp for every 0.1" smaller the pulley is, I found this as we tested from standard 3.228" all the way to 2.9"
What I did find was not to go to mad on the manifold bore sizes!
so the car was a 240s upgraded with the 260 parts, a 2bular gt3 and an essex map it hit 285bhp which sounded about right,
it stalled at idle so i sent it away for a remap to fix that and while it was in the garage i had a strengthened gearbox with lsd fitted courtesy of jfk and a new clutch and lightened flywheel put in.
either the car’s genuinely made +70bhp in which case i should be worried about the pistons, valves etc and a potential engine death on the cards … or the dyno graph is ridiculously optimistic and that makes the mappers look like amateurs. .
I’d be fine with the latter as long as they could provide me with a ‘before’ dyno graph e.g. if the before graph read 340bhp i’d still feel that was a result overall and tbh the main reason for the map was the idle, i didn’t really expect much power increase. I’ll see what other dyno prints they can come up with.
Mine with the 2.9" pulley makes around 275hp peak HP @ the hubs with 185lb/ft of torque.
As a good rule of thumb, you make ~10hp for every 0.1" smaller the pulley is, I found this as we tested from standard 3.228" all the way to 2.9"